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  1. tsdp

    Subscript Out of Range

    I am not connecting to a data source at all through crystal. I want to use unbound fields then bind them at runtime. According to the Crystal Reports 8 "The Complete Reference" I shouldn't have to directly connect to the source with my report. I have upgraded to 8.5 so I'm not for...
  2. tsdp

    Subscript Out of Range

    I tried leaving the connection open, still received the subscript out of range. I also tried setting each field manually, same error. I just don't get it.
  3. tsdp

    Subscript Out of Range

    I am done with the connection, I use it just to run my sql statement and set it to a recordset. I then want to pass the recordset that is in memory to the report.
  4. tsdp

    Subscript Out of Range

    Crystal - Version 8.5 VB - Version 6.0 Can anyone tell me why I get a subscript out of range error everytime I try to set the data source in vb to a report created using the designer with unbound fields. I have the exact number of fields in the report that the table contains. The datatype has...
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    Passing a VB Variable

    I'm not using RDC in either, but I did figure out a way around my problem. When I replace the string value in my formula I was replacing everything. ex: "xxxx" would be the dummy string in my formula. I would replace it with a valid string but would only get the xxxx and not the...
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    Passing a VB Variable

    I'm using cr 8.5 and vb6.0, in previous versions of crystal I didn't have any problem passing in a date. I set-up a formula with just a string value then replaced it at run-time using this code: cryPerformanceCumulative.Formulas(0) = "StartDate = '" & txtStartDt & "'" This...

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